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Animals and their Appetite for Psychedelic Plants
Wednesday, December 17, 2014 19:43
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Video - These are two interesting clips borrowed from the “Peculiar Potions” episode of BBC’s series “Weird Nature” about certain animals’ appetite for psychedelic plants. In the first video, a jaguar in the Peruvian rain forest eats Yage, a vine containing hallucinogenic chemical DMT, used by native tribes in a ritualistic ceremony involving ayahuasca.
In the second video, learn more about the reindeer appetite for intoxicating fungi, and perhaps discover a little more about the origins of Santa‘s flying companions!
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